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Did you know your brain can actually rewire itself? This process is called neuroplasticity, which allows you to learn new things, adapt to challenges, and even heal from injury. This video explores 5 ways your brain creates new pathways and how you can harness its power. Understand the types of neuroplasticity involved when: • Babies build a foundation of learning through sensory experiences. • The brain rewires itself to compensate for injury. • One brain hemisphere takes over for a damaged region. • Learning and repetition strengthen specific brain areas. • Sensory loss is overcome by rewiring other senses. Plus, discover activities that promote neuroplasticity, like learning a language, playing music, and even traveling. To learn more, follow the link below for the full article. https://myacare.com/blog/what-is-neuroplasticity #neuroplasticity #neuroscience #brainhealth #mindfulness #brain #braintraining #brainpower #neurology #brainbodyconnection #neurotherapy

Autism does not just affect kids. Up to 3% of adults globally may have it, but many go undiagnosed, living with hidden struggles. Diagnosing autism in adults can be complex as symptoms may be milder compared to those in children. The process primarily relies on careful observation and evaluation of behavioral patterns rather than specific medical tests. This video unpacks how autism in adults can differ with less obvious signs like social anxiety, communication skill deficits, relationship challenges, sensory issues, physical clumsiness, limited interests, a need for predictability, and attention issues. If you feel you or someone you know may have the above symptoms, do not wait. Take the first step towards understanding and support. Follow the link to learn more about autism in adults, how it varies across genders and gain further insights: https://myacare.com/blog/signs-of-mild-autism-in-adults Like, share, and subscribe for more informative videos on health, wellness, and neurology. #AutismInAdults #AdultAutism #AutismAwareness #Neurodiversity #AutismCommunity #AutismSupport #UnderstandingAutism #AutismDiagnosis #AutisticAdults #AutismSpectrum #SensoryIssues #SocialAnxiety #CommunicationSkills #NeurodevelopmentalDisorder #InvisibleDifferences #AutismAcceptance #AutismEducation #AutismAdvocacy #AutismResources #AutismResearch #Neurodivergent #Autism #DiagnosingAutism #OnTheSpectrum

The Vagus Nerve, the 10th cranial nerve, controls everything from your voice to your mood. Also referred to as the wandering nerve, it originates in the brain and branches out to other vital organs. The vagus nerve is the main component of the parasympathetic nervous system and controls various bodily functions, including involuntary actions. Swallowing and digestion, breathing, heart rate and blood pressure, glucose production, and enzyme secretion are some functions controlled by the vagus nerve. This video illustrates the anatomy of the vagus nerve, helping you better understand its vital functions. Follow the link below to learn more about how the vagus nerve works, how it can be damaged, the symptoms of vagus nerve dysfunction, and how it can be treated. https://myacare.com/blog/the-vagus-nerve-what-is-it-and-what-issues-affect-it Like, subscribe & hit the bell. Stay tuned for more informative content on health, wellness, and neurology. Keywords: 10th cranial nerve, parasympathetic nervous system, breathing, heart rate, blood pressure, digestion, mood, stress, brain, relaxation, neurology, vagus nerve function #VagusNerve #NervousSystem #VagusNerveFunctions #Neurology #VagusNerveStimulation #BrainHealth #Wellness #MentalWellbeing #PhysiologicalBalance #HeartRate #Digestion #MoodRegulation #Relaxation #AnxietyReduction #StressManagement #HealthandWellness #OptimizeHealth #MindBodyConnection #HolisticHealth #10thCranialNerve #ParasympatheticNervousSystem #VagusNerveFunction

Back pain got you down? You are not alone. Millions face the struggle of a herniated disc, causing nerve compression and pain. Imagine your spinal discs as a stack of cushions protecting your vertebrae. These healthy discs absorb shock and allow flexible movement. But sometimes, these cushions bulge or burst out of place, pressing on nerves and causing pain. Fortunately, most herniated discs can be treated without surgery. Anti-inflammatory medications, steroid injections, and physical therapy can help reduce inflammation and pain, promoting healing. If conservative treatments do not work, surgery might be worth considering. The benefits of surgery include faster pain relief, improved mobility, and faster recovery, besides being a long-term solution. However, surgery comes with its own set of risks, such as bleeding, infection, tears in the spine’s protective lining, nerve injury, and re-rupture of the disc. Deciding between conservative care and surgery is a personal decision. Weigh the potential benefits against the risks and discuss all options with your doctor. They can recommend the best course of action for you. Visit our blog for a deeper dive into herniated disc surgery and make informed decisions about your health: https://myacare.com/blog/should-i-have-surgery-for-a-herniated-disc Like, share, and hit the bell button for more informative content on orthopedics, health, and wellness. #BackPainRelief #HerniatedDiscTreatment #NerveCompression #PainManagement #PhysicalTherapy #NonSurgicalOptions #ConservativeCare #SurgeryRisks #InformedDecisions #HealthWellness #BlogPost #HerniatedDiscSurgery #TreatmentOptions #RecoveryJourney #DiscussWithYourDoctor #HealthEducation #StayInformed #ShareTheKnowledge #Subscribe #HealthAndWellnessContent #HerniatedDisc #SpineSurgery #ConservativeTreatment #PainRelief #SpineHealth #BackPain #SteroidInjections #AntiInflammatoryMedication

Did you know that Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) affects millions worldwide, causing persistent anxieties and repetitive actions that can disrupt daily life? A type of anxiety disorder, OCD, sets in gradually but worsens with time. This video aims to shed light on OCD, offering understanding and support for those affected and those seeking to learn more. Some common examples of OCD include: • Excessive checking: Locks, appliances, and the safety of loved ones. • Counting: Steps, objects, even breaths – counting can become obsessive. • Arranging: A need for order and symmetry can take over daily routines. • Intrusive thoughts: Unwanted, distressing thoughts that cause anxiety. Obsessive-compulsive behaviors are often associated with other conditions, such as depression, eating disorders, or body dysmorphic disorder. To learn more about the causes, diagnosis, and treatment, follow this link: https://myacare.com/blog/what-is-obsessive-compulsive-disorder-ocd Like, subscribe, and hit the bell. Stay tuned for more informative videos on mental health. #OCDawareness #MentalHealthMatters #UnderstandingOCD #OCDsymptoms #RealLifeOCD #OCDbehaviors #MentalHealthSupport #CopingwithOCD #OCDillustrated #OCDexamples #EndTheStigma #MentalHealthEducation #MentalHealthAwareness #OCDexplained #OCD #Anxiety #ObsessiveThoughts #CompulsiveBehaviors #IntrusiveThoughts

Dementia, a general term for declining cognitive function, affects millions worldwide. But understanding it is the first step to taking control. While our brains naturally change with age, with dementia, the cognitive decline is more noticeable. This video illustrates how dementia occurs and also outlines a host of conditions, from Alzheimer's to vascular dementia and others, that cause dementia. While a cure remains elusive, research suggests that for dementia prevention, what's good for your heart is also good for your brain. The video also includes ways in which you can maintain a healthy heart, thereby ensuring good brain health as well: • Regular exercise: Get your heart pumping and your mind sharp with physical activity. ‍ • A healthy diet: Nourish your brain with a balanced, colorful plate of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. • Mindful moments: Combat stress and enhance focus with regular meditation. • Managing health conditions: Do not let known risk factors such as diabetes, high blood pressure, hearing loss, or depression take their toll on your cognitive health. • Staying social: Connect with loved ones, engage in stimulating activities, and keep your brain active. To learn more about dementia, such as its risk factors, early signs, stages, and the factors behind the unanticipated drop in dementia rates in certain regions, please follow the link below. https://myacare.com/blog/can-i-prevent-dementia-as-i-get-older Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell. Stay tuned for more informative videos on brain health, well-being, and aging gracefully. #DementiaPrevention #BrainHealthMatters #CognitiveWellness #MindfulAging #NeuroHealthTips #HealthyMindset #MemoryCareStrategies #MentalFitnessJourney #PreventDementiaToday #HolisticHealthApproach #Dementia #CognitiveDecline #Alzheimer's #BrainHealth #HealthyAging

Forget treadmills and sit-ups! It's time to jump for joy and discover the amazing health benefits it holds, especially as you age. This video dives deep into why jumping isn't just for kids - it's your fountain of youth in motion! ⛲️ Here's why you should say "hello" to jumping: Heart Hero ❤️: Jumping boosts your heart rate and respiration faster than walking, giving you a high-intensity cardio workout that burns more calories in less time! Bone Builder 🦴: Every jump is a power move for your bones! The impact strengthens them while improving blood flow. Balance & Coordination Champ 🤹: From jump rope to jumping jacks, these movements enhance your balance and coordination, reducing the risk of falls and keeping you agile. ‍ ️ Age-Defying Warrior 💪: Jumping is your secret weapon against: • Weight gain • Hypertension • Cognitive decline • Diabetes • Certain cancers Plus, it's FUN! Jumping is a blast that gets your energy pumping and in tune with your inner child. Who wouldn't want that? Ready to jump into the world of health and happiness? Read on to find more about the benefits of jumping and how to maximize your results on the following link: https://myacare.com/blog/the-benefits-of-jumping-for-your-health-as-you-get-older Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell. You never know what fitness adventure awaits! #JumpForJoy #FountainOfYouth #HeartHero #BoneBuilder #BalanceAndCoordination #AgeDefying #WeightLoss #HypertensionPrevention #CognitiveHealth #DiabetesPrevention #CancerPrevention #LongAndHealthyLife #FunFitness #HealthAndHappiness #MaximizeResults #FitnessAdventure #Jumping #HeartHealth #HealthyAging #BoneDensity #FallPrevention #WeightManagement #CognitiveDecline

Tired of boring workouts? Unleash your inner dancer and discover the ultimate fitness hack! This video reveals the health benefits of dance, from boosting your immune system and mood to sharpening your brain and keeping you graceful for years to come.💃 Dancing improves cardio, balance, cognition, social well-being, and even helps manage pain. Plus, it is motivating, inclusive, and more fun than traditional exercise, making it perfect for beginners of all ages. But wait, there's more! We will dive into the best dance styles for your health, uncover the surprising downsides, and answer all your questions in the following article: https://myacare.com/blog/is-dance-the-best-form-of-exercise-health-benefits-of-dance-explained Ready to ditch the treadmill and embrace the rhythm? Hit play and get ready to dance your way to a healthier, happier you! 👯 Check this space for more fun videos on fitness, health, and wellness, and do not forget to like, share, and subscribe. #DanceFitness #FitnessHack #DanceBenefits #BoostImmuneSystem #MoodBooster #BrainSharpening #GracefulAging #CardioWorkout #BalanceTraining #CognitionImprovement #SocialWellBeing #PainManagement #Motivation #InclusiveFitness #FunExercise #BeginnersWelcome #DanceStyles #HealthyLifestyle #DitchTheTreadmill #EmbraceTheRhythm #HealthierHappierYou #WellnessVideos #FitnessJourney #DanceHealth #ExcerciseBenefits #MentalHealth #BrainFunction #StressRelief #FunFitness #AllAges

What if my child gets Covid? While this is a worrying thought for most parents, research has shown that children have a more responsive and adaptive immune system than adults, that helps fight off the infection Read to learn more, https://myacare.com/blog/how-is-covid-19-different-for-children #covid #covidinchildren #covidinkids #covid19 Disclaimer: Please note that Mya Care does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The information provided is not intended to replace the care or advice of a qualified health care professional. The views expressed are personal views and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of Mya Care. Always consult your doctor for all diagnoses, treatments, and cures for any diseases or conditions, as well as before changing your health care regimen. Do not reproduce, copy, reformat, publish, distribute, upload, post, transmit, transfer in any manner or sell any of the media or materials without prior written permission from myacare.com.